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Linux 5.9: Not a game-changer, but a good, solid Linux kernel
The latest Linux kernel also comes with some performance improvements that will make particular groups of users much happier.
Explore the world of programming with Jupyter
JupyterLab is the next-generation web-based Jupyter user interface. It allows you to work with Jupyter Notebooks, as well as editors, terminals, and more, to produce interactive documents for data science, statistical modeling, data visualization, and more.
It has native viewers for PDF, CSV, JSON, images, and more. It is also extensible to support other formats.
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Print Latest Space Events With Nextinspace In Terminal
Nextinspace is a command line program to print latest Space events in Terminal. Nextinspace uses Launch Library 2 API to fetch the details of upcoming Space-related events and orbital launches.
Introducing the new Ansible Automation Hub
The new Ansible Automation Hub shifts the quality and reliability of Ansible modules and roles to the enterprise level.
systemd-resolved: introduction to split DNS
systemd-resolved brings support for split DNS to Fedora 33. Learn how this works and how to configure your DNS clients.
Vivaldi Web Browser Brings Back the 80s with Built-In Retro Arcade Game
Vivaldi Technologies released today the Vivaldi 3.4 web browser, the first release to ship with an arcade-style retro runner game.
Even 2020 cannot bring forth the Year of Linux on the Desktop
Windows Subsystem for Linux or Linux Subsystem for Windows? Who cares, 'open source has won', says Microsoft MVP and Canonical engineer lead. Microsoft MVP and Canonical engineer manager Hayden Barnes has upended the scorn bucket over the dreams of open sourcers that Windows might end up as an emulation layer atop Linux.…
What Size of Server Hosting Is Best for Small Businesses?
Excellent performance and great user experience are possible when you use a powerful web server that has ample resources. This is why you should estimate the size you’ll need from your web server – it helps keep your website running smoothly. But what size of Linux server hosting is best for your small business? It actually depends on several factors.
Sending an Email Using Python
Ever wanted to send emails using just Python? A few lines of code and you don’t even need to log into your Gmail account to email anyone in the world. In fact, you can do this in your terminal.
How to install an OpenLDAP Server in Ubuntu 20.04 with phpLDAPadmin
For this tutorial, you will need an Ubuntu Linux installation with a static IP address assigned, and you will need to make friends with the command prompt.
4 Firefox Features You Should Be Using Right Now
Love Firefox? You’ll love it even more if you start using these awesome features in Firefox and make your browsing experience even more awesome.
You Can Now Run Ubuntu Unity on Your Raspberry Pi
The developers of the Ubuntu Unity unofficial flavor featuring the good old Unity interface that Canonical developed a few years ago for Ubuntu, have ported their distribution to the tiny Raspberry Pi computers.
How To Prevent Eye Strain Using SafeEyes In Linux
SafeEyes is used to prevent eye Strain by reminding or forcing you to take breaks after a specific period of time in Linux.
Introducing the Open Governance Network Model
The Linux Foundation has long served as the home for many of the world’s most important open source software projects. We act as the vendor-neutral steward of the collaborative processes that developers engage in to create high quality and trustworthy code. We also work to build the developer and commercial communities around that code […]
Parted Magic Officially Migrates from OpenBox to XFCE
The live-disk distribution Parted Magic released its latest version. In this release Parted Magic officially migrates from the OpenBox to the XFCE desktop environment.
Quantum networks: The next generation of secure computing
Explore the strange and rapidly evolving area of quantum networks, and make sure your organization is ready for the next big shift.
Linux permissions: SUID, SGID, and sticky bit
Getting permissions in Linux can sometimes be a 'sticky' situation. Learn how to set the appropriate permissions, even in special circumstances.
Apollo Lake panel PC offers mini-PCIe and M.2
ICOP’s Linux-ready, Apollo Lake based “PINT-090T-APL” panel PC provides an IP65-protected, 9-inch touchscreen plus GbE, HDMI, 3x USB, 2x COM, and mini-PCIe and M.2 expansion. ICOP Technology, which we last covered back in 2015 with its Qseven and SMARC COMs based on a DMP Vortex86DX2, has released a 9-inch panel PC built around Intel’s Apollo […]
Updating ISPConfig 3.1 to ISPConfig 3.2
This tutorial explains the steps to update an ISPConfig 3.1 server to ISPConfig 3.2. This tutorial is compatible with the operating systems CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu.
Vivaldi heads back to '80s with a pixel-pushing release of its Chromium-based browser
Fiddling with configuration and getting nostalgic in version 3.4. Norwegian software-maker Vivaldi has emitted an update to its eponymous browser, featuring some additional configuration and reload options as well as a ton of retro-pixelled gaming goodness.…
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